Certified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO) Practice Exam

If Developers identify a risk during a Sprint, discussing it in the Daily Scrum is the most appropriate action. The Daily Scrum is a key Scrum event where team members synchronize their work and plan for the next 24 hours. It provides an opportunity to surface any potential risks or impediments that might affect the Sprint's progress. By bringing up the risk during the Daily Scrum, Developers can collaboratively discuss it, assess its impact, and determine any immediate actions that may need to be taken. This proactive approach allows the team to address issues quickly and adjust their plans accordingly, thus maintaining a focus on delivering the Sprint's goals. The other options do not provide as immediate or effective a mechanism for handling risks. For instance, ignoring the risk until the Sprint Review delays the acknowledgement and resolution of potential problems, which could endanger the Sprint's success. While raising it with the Product Owner is important, the Daily Scrum is specifically designed for team members to address daily concerns collectively. Highlighting it in the next Sprint Retrospective could be useful for future risk management but does not aid in addressing the risk at the moment it is identified.